The Facilities Coordinator is responsible for assisting in many different facility and space planning projects. Assists Facilities Coordinator with Access Control System. Lead and assist in the assembly of furniture for facilities.

The Coordinator assists in the recruitment, hiring, training, scheduling, supervision, and evaluation of a staff of 100-150 student facility employees and supports programs sponsored by the Department of Recreational Sports, the College of Education and the UGA Athletic Association.

To be qualified for this position, you: Must have good understanding and mechanical inclination around facilities systems and requirements including electrical, plumbing, HVAC, interiors, exteriors, kitchens, life safety, physical security, emergency preparedness, housekeeping, etc.

Upon notification of a need for a specific project, ensures the Request for Proposal (RFP) process is being followed in accordance with agency and departmental guidelines and recommends award of contract to Facilities Director.

Including heating systems, HVAC systems Create and track vendor calls and escort throughout the propertyReport problems and suggest areas for development to Facilities Manager Schedule and monitor building inspections I.e., Elevator ,fire sprinkler plumbing Align work schedules for technicians, vendors, or subcontractors with health center scheduleOversee exterior of building including parking lot, recycling, trash, building envelope and roof.

Coordinates and monitors work in progress associated with the maintenance and preparation of assigned facilities for athletics competitions, events and practices including, but not limited to: grounds, shrubs, painting and preparation as needed; works collaboratively with other Athletic Operations and Facilities (AOF) areas to secure appropriate staff as needed.

Learn more about our purpose and how you can bring it to life as an Ameris Bank teammateThe Facilities Coordinator is responsible for providing project, administrative and general support for Facilities operations.

TGH is also accredited by the Commission on Accreditation of Rehabilitation Facilities (CARF). The Facilities Department consists of Plant Operations & Maintenance, Biomedical Equipment, Design & Development Services, and Construction Services.

Ll Do:Under limited supervision, the Facilities Coordinator is responsible for maintenance of space used by the Fletcher school: oversight of specific tasks related to upkeep/repairs, renovations, construction, furniture installations; office moves; phone line requests; security, building access, and issuance of keys; oversight of storage areas, and oversight of complex-wide services like custodial, shredding, vending machines, and MFDs. A central player in the school.

The Facilities Program Coordinator will support initiatives ranging from PowerPoint presentations, standard operating procedures (SOP's) documentation, communication plans, SharePoint sites, and spreadsheets, to industry software applications (AutoCAD, CMMS, CAFM.

Maintains knowledge and ensures compliance with all regulatory requirements governing Assisted Living Facilities related to maintenance and facility operations including AHCA, OSHA, EPA regulations, NFPA Life Safety code, and insurer recommendations.

Directly or indirectly supports the installation, maintenance, and repair of HVAC, electrical, plumbing systems, and water distribution, including fire suppression and sewerage facilities. Submits requests for expenditures associated with repairs, upkeep, and improvement to the Manager of Facilities.

The Pappas Rehabilitation Hospital for Children (PRHC), operated by the Massachusetts Department of Public Health (DPH) is seeking a dynamic applicant to assist the hospitals' Director of Facilities Management by performing administrative support functions.

The Facilities Manager is responsible for coordinating repair and maintenance maintaining building systems and grounds, overseeing the deployment of Standard Operating Procedures as it pertains to equipment and supplies.

Design & implement new surface infrastructure elements including pipelines, compressor stations, pumping stations, and oil/water/gas separation, processing facilities, secondary waterflood and injection facilities for new and existing oil and gas.